When it comes to industrial wireless, many developers prefer IEEE 802.15.4 —especially when they’re looking for a reliable, low-cost, and low-power-consumption wireless technology option.More>>

The Z-Stack 2.5.0 from Texas Instruments Inc., Dallas, TX, supports the ZigBee Smart Energy 1.1 profile and is geared toward home area networks (HANs). More>>

The ZigBee Alliance announces unanimous approval of draft 0.7 of the Smart Energy Profile Version 2.0; preliminary product development for testing to begin.More>>

Releases two new smart energy strategy documents covering the market for in-home wireless and the rationale for using Bluetooth to meet these needs.More>>

EU headquarters will focus on driving Smart Grid standardization efforts and addressing EU specific market needs for ZigBee Alliance members.More>>

ISA100 Wireless Compliance Institute meets significant milestone with protocol stack and product certification.More>>

Telit’s Smallest Cellular Module, the GE865-QUAD, undergoes testing and certification at AT&T's M2M lab facility.More>>

Rigorous field test demonstrates WirelessHART technology meets user needs.More>>

The funds from U.S. Smart Grid grants are expected to spur more ZigBee Smart Energy implementations.More>>

The Compact Application Protocol (CAP) is an open framework that combines the IP world with ZigBee technology, enabling users to operate devices produced by different vendors on existing networks without using an inefficient gateway translation layer.More>>